Now entering their 30th year of retirement, the Kaderlis have more money than ever. “For us, it was a bit of a leap of faith because we didn’t have anybody to mentor us or to follow,” says Billy Kaderli, who was the vice president of investments and a branch manager at Dean Witter Reynolds before retiring in 1991. While early retirement may be easier today than in the 90s, it’s still not “easy.” To retire by 40, you need to be prepared to make sacrifices today that will allow you to provide for your future. …read more
Source:: Yahoo Finance
